9 Need-to-Download Shape Apps

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Your little one may be a master of the shape sorter, but does he actually know the names of these objects? While saying them aloud may help, it never hurts to have an extra tool when it comes to teaching shapes. From colorful puzzles to challenging memory games, these nine apps are a great way for your little one to learn all about shapes. Source: Shutterstock

Baby Learns Simple Shapes

Baby Learns Simple Shapes

Little ones learn about shapes by solving a series of colorful puzzles in Baby Learns Simple Shapes ($3). To create a more engaging experience, parents can record themselves pronouncing the names of the objects.

GazziliShapes

GazziliShapes

Each level of GazziliShapes ($2) uses a different technique to teach kids their shapes. In the underwater level, children must find a certain number of square- and triangle-shaped fish before time runs out.

Curious About Shapes and Colors

Curious About Shapes and Colors

Kids can help their favorite monkey put his toys back together in Curious About Shapes and Colors ($5). The levels become more difficult as kids master the topic.

Shapes & Puzzles

Shapes & Puzzles

Shapes & Puzzles ($3) features more than 200 pirate-themed puzzles that teach your little one all about shapes.

Shape the Village

Shape the Village

If your tot has a knack for architecture, then they'll love Shape the Village ($3). Once your child builds their town, they can tour it with several fun characters.

Shape-O ABC's

Shape-O ABC's

Shape-O ABC's ($2) teaches two topics for the price of one! As kids complete a puzzle, they learn how to spell and pronounce a new word.

Shapes Memory Match

Shapes Memory Match

Shapes Memory Match ($4) has three levels for your tot to master: matching shapes to shapes, matching everyday items to their shapes, and matching unique pictures that have same shape.

CyberChase Shape Quest

CyberChase Shape Quest

Developed by PBS, CyberChase Shape Quest (free) builds your child's geography and spacial-recognition skills. Because of the subject matter, this app is geared toward kids between the ages of 6 and 9.